46 Clitheroe Advertiser STimes, Thursday, June 5th, 2008


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RU^ELL'Braithwaitej


arid iM ar k: Shovel ton} put;i,Chatburn’sJtitle} train ib'ack bn the fight;


Shbveltbn sinasb^ 64'


as.the locals recbyefed: from a horrendous start} to post a’decent total' against Ingrow; C? » ' - j _|And Braithwmte theiii grabbed 6-24 as the visi^ tors were skittled to' give}; Chatburri;a98-nm suct}


fNeil CartledgeifAshley; .?Beririetti and V-David; Lakinfall. failing I'tb"


fes^A poor start saw the^ hbine sideTeduced to 16-5,' with :Rob, Devine,*


5«fBut Braithwaite then; ; took centre stage, h'elpT: \ingrestrict, Irigfowto ;12:5: beforeiskittling; :>them;c6mple’telyifor,'


fe'»But}Shovelton steadf:; ied|the.ship,vhitting; seven fours in his 85-ballj knock,';with}Paul Craig' also adding a useful: 32: in Chatbum’s 178.' •


i'a'nd:p6sted ;175-6,'with; '■ He’nry;Kay, the pick of} the local bowlers with 3-;


‘«Meanwhile,’the sec| ohd string crashed to a; 73:pn;defeatUbtKe same opposition.-y' ; | l!?;;Ingrow b'atted'fifst;


f26.y^r.' Blit,the locals were}


'dismissed for just 102 in; :reply,lwith,Kay;(25)} I and: Dave Mussori (34)} top-scoring.'i 'C, I “•■g. jQi


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u n t e a t e n ; LO\\(;M6ofbontihued


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theirunbeaten'start'to the Clitheroe andDis}; trict -Mid week';Cricke}t League Avithvvictofy,


’over Chipping A. *' ' kfChipping batted first


ion thehewlydaid artifif; scial pitch;and!SCored jl22^2,^but thattvas not] ‘rinou'gK;vtbsstopjthe .ilea^e leaders'scoring a; ' five-wicket win.';':;®,; ,-vi! %>j-;Sab'den?finally;Jhit; i; for nuwhen ;with' a'i 1 Or} iWicket:w}inover. CKipr; fling Rainblefs.,!:')'


'i; Garth score'd 30 of;, theRamblers!, total of;


fj'iviBut in reply, 3b‘apiece ; fromDibb arid.;Knightl eased^ Sab'demshome;


iyrLCalde'rstohes reached; 409;iwith'‘307rom;Gill} I giving the^'Whalley side; ,^all three' points.':;;} |


'.with overs to spare;} :j:iCalderstoriericame; •;out'bntdp,iri;a highJ; iscoririg games against} ' St’ James. ; Batting'} fir'st;‘',vSt James<made'104iwitb} Gladwin retiringpri 30.|i


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• best bowling figures helped ■ Clitheroe record their third win of the season. : .


. . The youngster grabbed 4-55 to help his side to a' '77-run - success : at.


Career-best boosts Oswald tivistle Immanuel.;


.’ And having only been promoted to the first team


‘ this season, Le Breton is . already making an impres-. sion. ■ ; Introduced as the first


Read up to fifth


READ climbed to fifth in the Ribblesdale League table with a stunning vdc- tory at home to Edenfield. Edenfield had won five


of their first seven league games, to lie second behind : leaders Great Harwood. Much credit for their:


fine start goes to profes-. sional Babar Naeem, who had hit three centuries, and stood at 551 runs for the: season ahead of the trip to ■Whalley Road. ' But with youngster


Dlliot Lowes, in for Andrew ■ Rushton, and skipper Jon Harvey taking four wickets apiece, the visitors were.


, demolished for 111 inside 35 overs, before Read racked up the winning runs with four wickets and nine overs in hand, thanks to an unbeaten half-century from Michael Whalley.


: ' Harvey won the toss and • inserted Edenfield, and his decision was immediately vindicated as he trapped


. the prolific Naeem for just nine with the score on 15. . Fellow opener, captain


Greg Smithson, departed, 12 runs later for 10, again leg before, to Lowes, who then, for the addition of a single, removed Christian , Slinger for nine. Harvey claimed the


fourth LBW decision o f ; the day to dismiss Paul (7);


■ to leave the visitors in deep • trouble a t 38-'l, and the wickets continued to tum­ ble with regularity. Harvey bowled Andrew


Keir for three, and Kurt Smithson then got in on the act, having Michael Carpendale (14) caught by


bowling change, his first act was to remove the dan­ gerous Andrew Kerr, just, as the Ossy professional, looked set in a destructive rhythm. Defending a first innings ,■


to ta l of 245,-Clitheroe'. gained two early break-, throughs with the wickets of opening p a ir Oliver Clare (0) and Mitch Tay­ lor (1).


.....But Kerr was a man on


Big knock in vain


Lowesat55. Josh Hampson. and


Lester managed to compile the best stand of- the innings, worth 28, before the lat ter was caught behind by Kyle O’Connor off Harvey for seven, and Lowes claimed two more scalps, before Brett Storey was run out by 16-year-old talent Andrew Laycock, as •Edenfield were blitzed for


SKIPPER Joe Scuderi’s unbeaten 82 proved in vain as Ribblesdale Wanderers went down by 31 runs at home to in-form Padiham. Lee Anderson’s 77 not


out, and a six-wicket haul from professional Kashif Siddique, proved pivotal as Padiham maintained their place among the Ribbles­ dale League frontrunners.


111. Harvey returned figures


of 4-53 off 17.5 overs, with Lowes claiming 4-16 off eight, highlighting his potential. Read had a sticky spell


in reply, after Nick Marsh and Whalley put on 25 for the first wicket, but Whal­ ley anchored the innings to see Read home.. } ; Marsh was trapped by


William Slinger for five, and Harvey suffered the same fate for an eight-ball duck. .


.


- O’Connor (2) became Slinger’s third victim, and when .the first change bowler had Joe Marshall (6) LBW, Read were 57-4.


: Andrew Turner fell to Naeem three runs later, but Warren Eastham (16) steadied the ship, helping Whalley take the score to 82 before Naeem struck again.;.'


• That would be tlie last


wicket to fall; however, as Laycock-backed up his cameo against Blackburn Northern last week, hitting Naeem onto the road for six, before cover driving Hampson to win the game,


,and finish unbeaten on 15, with Whalley on 54., ,, :


■ Padiham had first use of the wicket, but Wanderers made an early . break­ through as in-form 16- year-old Abdul Saddique fell for a six-ball duck, bowled by David Howard,


■ the first of his five wickets. Older brother Umar


came to the crease to part­ ner Siddique, and the pair were typically lusty as they shared 42 for the sec; ond wicket, only,for the; paid man to depart for a


'19-ball. 23, again to Howard. . .


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■ Peter Shirtcliffe could add only one before being trapped by former Nelson man Richard Meade, and


'. both Umar Saddique (37) and Anthony Hall (8) were


. removed by Howard, leav­ ing Padiham wobbling at- 79-5. However, Anderson and. Kevin Hitchon compiled a


. critical partnership worth exactly 100, which would eventually prove match­ winning.


' ' .


: Howard - who else? - finally broke the pairing, having Hitchon caught by


. Gary Hunt four short of : his, half-century,:, but Anderson continued to see the ball well and finished .unbeaten on 77, with fur­


ther contributions from Naveed Ashraf (7) and Peter Usher (2 not out) taking the score to 221-7.;


: Anderson’s knock came off 115 deliveries, includ­ ing 12 fours and a six. - . - Lancashire League leg­


end Scuderi would better Anderson’s exploits in reply, but the Wanderers


• paid man found little in the way of support as the home side finished short of the target, despite having three wickets in hand. Scuderi and Alistair


Marsh provided a solid . enough start, sharing 64 for the first wicket, but once Siddique had Marsh: caught by Hitchon for 39, he swiftly struck to remove Martin Briggs (3) and: Martin Peel (1) to leave the h'ome side on 73-3. Hunt and.his former


; Colne teammate Scuderi added 56 for the fourth wicket, but it was the beginning of the end for Wanderers when Hunt :


: handed Siddique a return" catch on 31 at 129. y


'. Howard followed for, a three-ball duck,'before


, dique. ■ ,


■ Ashraf had Joe Bunyan ; (2) Stumped.by. Gavin Kelly, and Barry Spencer (2) was trapped by Sid- . ' . •


Russell Bradley batted well, hitting an unbeaten


• 22-ball 21, but even with Scuderi making 82 not out,


' Ribblesdale finished 31 runs adrift, with Siddique recording figures of 6-62 off 17 overs.


Whalley own worst enemies!


WHALLEY again proved to be their own biggest enemies following anoth­ er shoddy performance that leaves, them stuck in the wrong half of the table. ,


V ' It was a game they should have


controlled, after reducing Baxenden from 73-2 to 99-6, before allowing the


. tail to wag to the tune of 164. ■ - . ■ Still, 165 should still have been achieveable. . , Electing to bat, Neil Cordingley


got the vital wicket of David Parkin­ son for nine with 25 on the board, before Callum Waddington and the aggressive-hitting Mark Rishton took things to 73. Waddington was run out for 26,


and with only. 10 more on the board, both Rishton (37), and former Eng­ land One-day International all-.


‘


' rounder Ian Austin (0) were back in the pavilion. : Simon Payne and Dominic'Bul- •: cock soon followed, and at 99-6, Whalley.looked in firm control. : But professional Will Purser and


David Crenshaw staged a recovery and took things to 153, when Cord--


■ ingley had Cronshaw (33) run out. Purser followed in the same man­


ner and ducks for the last two men saw the innings close on 164; ■ .:. Abetting man would have fancied


. Whalley after tea, but they were soon 5-2, with both openers; captain Richard Palmer and Declan Fitzhen- ry dismissed, caught off Purser.. .. Rajagopal Sathish had a mad over,


once again too soon in his innings, and ended up being caught on the fence for 17, and Lee Kearsley fol-'.


lowed with the score still 31. ■ ' • John Rain didn’t last much longer before being bowled for seven by Bul- cock; and Whalley’s last major hope . Cordingley fell harshly when looking


; set on 20 with the total on 57. ■ ■ . ■ George Thomas went for two before Fallon and Stephen Booth


' brought some respectability to the '.score. ■ But Booth picked the wrong ball and holed out in the deep, following a lusty blow that removed some plas- ter from the pavilion. Fallon hit two mighty maximums


in his 35, but was ninth man out with the score on 118, and David O’Neill


was last man out shortly after. - : It amounted to anoth'er disap­


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GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT


a mission, crashing six fours and five sixes before a quick piece of work from wicket keeper Nick James, off Le Breton, spelled the end of his innings.


:: Earlier, a b re a t l^ ^n g . , Kerr had cracked 69


from just 67 deliveries, and • was to be the only one of the home line-up to trou­ ble the run-rate. Le Breton struck again


soon after to remove Daniel Metcalf (14), and when Neil Bolton came into the attack to get rid of Andrew Metcalf (20), the former struck again to send Phil Howard (28) back to the pavilion. ’ Joe Sipocz struck.an


immediate boundary, but th a t was to be his only scoring shot as he.was caught by Carl Palmer off Bolton. < • And despite a late flurry from Gerard Metcalf (22), Le Breton and Hargreaves wrapped up the tail end to skittle the home side for 168.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERSV


PADIHAM Padiham ..


Siddique c Marsh b Howard........23 A.SaddiquebHoward .................0 . U. Saddique c Spencer b Howard . .37 RShirtdrftelbwMeade ...............1 L. Anderson not out .................. .77


■ A. Halle Briggsb Howard........-..8 K. Hitchon c Hunt b Howard .:. .46 N. Ashraf b Meade .....................7


. P. Usher not out__ . . . . . '. ; . . . . . .2 • Extras........................... ...20


. ■ T o t a l ( f o r 7 ) ....221 ' Bowling: R. Meade I8-I-74-2; D. Howard 17-3-73-5; B. Spencer 2-0-18-,


■ 0;. M: Pratt 3-0-2041; Scuderi 5-1-21- O.


Ribblcsdalu Wanderers '


Scuderinotout.................. .....82 A. Marsh c Hitchon b Stddique.. .39


M. Briggs b Siddique .............: .3 M. Peel St Kelly b Siddique ....... .1 G. Hunt c and b Siddique...........31 D.HowardbSiddique . . '. . . .........0 J. Bunyan St Kelly b A s h r a f . .2


' B. Spencer Ibw S i d d i q u e .2 "R. Bradley not o u t ................ ...21 ■ E x t r a s . ; . .........8


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- Totalffor?) . . . ; . . . i . l 9 0 Bowling; U. Saddique 6-2-21-0; P. Usher 5-0-33-0; N. Ashraf 17-1-66-1; : Siddique 17-1-62-6.'


- ■ ■ V' Itaxeiidon . -


WHALLEYV BAXENDEN -


C. Waddington run o u t .26 ■' D. Parkinson Ibw Cordinglcy. . .


.9


. .M. Rishton b Fallon . . . . . . . . . . . .37 1. Austin c Rain b Sathish........ .0 Purser run out..........29


. S. PajTie c Palmer b Sathish... .. ..5 ' D. Bulcock c Cordinglcy b Fallon . .5. . D. Cronshaw run out. .. . . G. Sudworth not o u t B.


.33 .4


1. Parkinson run o u t . . . . . . . . . .0 Extras..................................16


: To t a l . i . ' : . . . . ; . . ; . ; 1 6 4 .: Bowling: N. Cordingley 10-1-37-1; D. O'Neill 10-1-51-0; Sathish 14-3-35- 2; M. Fallon 9.3-0-33-3.' . ' ': , ‘ Whalley


R. Palmer c Szliatosslavek b Purser 2 D. Fitzhenry c Bulcock b Purser:. .3 Sathish c Purser b Austin...........17 N.CordingleycAustinbSudworth20, L. Kearsley run o u t . .. ................. 0


' J.RainbBulcock ........................7 M . Fallon c Szliatoszlavek b Purscr35 ■ G. Thomas c Parkinson b Bulcock..2 S. Booth c Payne b Sudworth. . . . .13 D. O’Neill c l^rser b Parkinson. .. .4.


. G. Jones not out....... 0 Extras. I . . . . . . . . ; . . . ; . . . . . .15 ‘ :Total.........;....'.''..;'..'.118. ■ ■ Bowling: Purser 11-2-39-3; 1.


pointing afternoon at Station Road, ■ and things need to improve fast. -


: Austin 11-1-15-1; D. Bulcock 6-2-23-2; G. Sudwortb 6-0-26-2; D. Parkinson 2.1-1.1-1.


opening stand between paid man Paul Turner and Nick James gave Clitheroe the platform for victory. ' A partnership of 167 -


ironically just one short of Immanuel’s overall total - laid a solid foundation, with Turner smashing 12 fours and four sixes in a 70- ball knock of 86.


, James also contributed


well, hitting seven fours and four sixes in his innings of 70, while Peter Dibb


. added 39 before he was run out. ■ However, Dibb was the ■


mainstay of the innings, as he stuck around for much of , his side’s time a t the crease, until he was last man out. •


.' Only Bolton (14) and Dan Glover (11) made double. figures of the remainder of the order, but the top three had done enough to see Clitheroe to an adequate score.


Weekend, Scorecards


OSWALDTWISTLE IMMANUEL V


CLITHEROE Clilhcroe,


Turner c Groom b Abid ..............86 N. James c Howard b G. Metcalf. .70 P. Dibb run out


: J. Dewhurst Ibw Abid ...................0 N.


39


D. Turner b Abid......................2 D. Glover c Taylor bG. Metcalf ..11 C. Palmer c Kerr b Abid............... 0 . A. Pearce c Sipocz b Abid............. 6 M. Hargreaves c D. Metcalf b G. Met­ calf


........................... 0


T.Le Breton notout.................. 0 ■


Extras..................................17


• T o ta l , . . . ; . . . . . . . ......... '...245 Bowimg; A. Metcalf 3-0-31-0; Kerr 4-0-35-0; J. Sipocz 3-0-23-0;!. Abid 17-


. 4-65-5; G. Metcalf 15.3-0-85-4. -■ . OsnaldlM'isllc Immanuel


O. Clare c James b Hargreaves.......0 M. Taylor run out........................1 Kerr st James b Le Breton.......... 69 D. Metcalfe James bLe Breton ..14 P. Howard b Le Breton .............. .28 A. Metcalf c Hargreai'es b Bolton .20 J. Sipocz c Palmer b Bolton..........4 G.MetcalfcDibbbHargreaves ..22 A. Dignan c Glover b Le Breton .. .1 I. Abid runout .................... i....O M. Groom notout.. ; . . . . . .......... 1 ■ Extras................................ 6 -Total . ; . . . . . .........: ......... 168 Bowling: M. Hargreaves 9.3-2-34- 2; A. Pearce 7-0-31-0; T. Le Breton 13- ' 3-55-4; N. Bolton 11-2-47-2.


. READ V EDENFIELD ■Eilcnneld


G. Smithson Ibw Lowes..............10 , Naccm Ibw Harvey...................... 9


- C.Slrnger Ibw Lowes....................0 L. Paul Ibw Harvey..................... 2 A. Keir b H a r v e y ........3


Szliatoszlavckc Sathish b Fallon 0


. M. Carpendale c Lowes b Smithsonll J. Hampson c Whalley b Lqivcs.. .21 • J. Lester c O’Connor b Harvey...... 7


' ' < Bowling: Harvey 17.5-3-53-4; E. . ■ Lowes 8-4-164; K. Smithson 6-2-18-1; r W. Eastham 3-0-12-0-. ■' . Read


•. B. Storey run o u t ..........H , D. Johnson c and b Lowes............. 4 "W.Slmgernotout........................ ' E x t ra s ............................'2 - .T o ta l : ; ; ....: .; ...


: N. Marsh Ibw W. Slinger............... 5 M. Whalley not out .......


... K.O’ConnorcNaeemb W.Sffiiger .2 ’ J. Marshall Ibw.W. Slinger . . . . . . . -6


; Harvey Ibw W. Slinger -. ■


-.A.TurnercStoreybNaeem ......2 W. Eastham c Carpendale b Naeem .


. 10


• A.Laycbcknotout.....................1° , • Extras............:....-----l'* I Total (for 6) ; . . . ................. IM


■' ■


; Storey 3-1-11-0; W. Slinger 14-4-48-4; J. Hampson 1-0-5-0. ,-


. c; Bowling: Naeem’ 18-6-36-2; B. ..


P3 COMPUTIRS - SPiCIAUSINCi IH WHITEBOARD- PROJECTOR & CABtE INSTALLATIONS ■ >


15 A l ING LEAGUE results • First Diiision


i; Burnley Road. ' 7, v


Oswaldtwistlc Conservative 3;..; Globe A 3, ;Clitheroe CC,7;., Globe Keys 7, Gt Harwood A 3;,? Roe Lee Park 6, Ribblesdale Wanderers A-4; Salesbury A 2,",


RushtonStAS. Second Div Mon' ''


J Free Gardeners A 8, Globe B 2; Gt Harwood CC 3, Rishton Con. A 7; Rushton St B1, Hurst Green A 9; Sabden Black 9/


r- Third Division ? Gt Harwood H 3, OakhilL,


iWaddington A; Sydney St 9, SabdenRedl.. ■,, ■ ■ .• '■'•


• iVets 7; Green Park 8, Salesbury,: B 2; Immanuel B 3, Immanuel A -t 7; Mercer Park 10, Burnley Rd A 0; Ribblesdale B 3, Gatty Park,


7. Fourth Diiision - ' ‘ , - ' " I J Clitheroe CC B 7, Whalley B


3; Hiirst Green B Iv Coppice.9;., Rishton Con: B Ti.Oakhill 3;i feabden Blue 6, Free Gardeners ! B 4; Waddington B 7,Milnshaw (Wanderers 3.


- Final; S. Gall 21; G. Radivojfr ■ vie 18.


1 Semi-ftnals:: Gall. 21, G. Parkinson 18; Radivojevic 21, R..


• Ted Tomlinson Trophy: ■ .■ y '


> / ‘


(Turner 18. ' Quarter-fiiiais: Gall 21, D.


Jones 14; PArkinson.21, C. Alassey 16; Radivojevic 21, .T. plamer 14; Turner 21,’V. O’Don-.


*nell 13. TABLES Fir.st Division P, W D . L P BoltoncKerrbG.Metcalf ....14


GtHanvoodA....7 5 .0 - 2 49 RushtonStA.......7 6 • 0:. 1 47, RoeLeePark.......8 .5. 0 3 46. ClitherocCCA . . .7 4 : ,1 ' 2 41, GlobeA . ; .. .. .. .7 4 .:0 v 3 41: GIobeHeys ..'....7 4 -0 3-41 BumleyRdB ....7 3 1 3 28 Ossj'Oon. ..........7 ■ 2 0 ' 5 27 SalcsbuiyA........ 8 2 1 5 26 Gt Harwood B. .. .7 1 . 0- 6 23 RibblcsdaleA'....6 :1 : .1 " 4 21 ‘


Second Division P W D L P


'SabdcnBlack ....8' 5 0 .3.47 .WaddmgtonA....7: 6- O -.T 43 SydncyStrect ....7 :5 0. : 2 42 Flee Gardeners A .7 4 0 • 3 40 RushtonStB.....8 3 0 5 35 RurstGreenA....7 . 2 0 5 35 SabdenRcd......7. 3 0 4'32' GlobeB


7 3 ' 0 '4 31'-


Rishton Con. A.. .6 ; 4 0 2 30 GtHarwoodCC ..7••'2 ; 0 5 29 IVhalleyA ; . .....7 2 ’ 0 -5 26 Third Division P W D ,L P


Green Park . ; . . . .8 -■ 6 :1 ■,; 1 51 MercerPark .....8 '4 -0 -


^ 46.


0akhillVets...;..7 .’ 4.’ l : 2 39: Grange........ ....7: .4-.0 3 39 ImmanuelA ....'.7 3.' 0 .4 36 Gatty Park.........7 3 ‘1 3 35 SalcsbuiyBV..'...7 ':4-';0r:3'34 GtHarwoodH ...7 '‘.:3ttO :.'4 34 RibblesdaleB ....8 2- ' l 5 32 Burnley Rd A ....7 3’; 0 ' 4 28 ImmanuelB '.....7 2 0 -*5 26


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Fourth Division : J : * P W. D , L P


Coppice ....;..;.6,.. 6.-:;0 :,0 46 Oakhill............;.6.‘,'4 ' 0 J 2 36’ Waddmgton B;.. .6 - 3 ' 1... 2 33 HccGardenersB .6 -3 :l::,:2 32' Rishton Con. B ...6 3 '1 '2 32 WhalleyB..........6 >2 - 0 4 29 Sabden Blue '.'T'.-. .6.’!'3 0 3 28’ Milnshaw Wndrs' .6 ’. .1.. •;■


1 .o 4 - 26


Hurst Green B. .. .6'- -1,. p. .•: 4 19 ClitbcraeCCB...6 -1 1 -"4'19


EXPRESS GIFTS HYNDBURNVETS


BOWLING LEAGUE, TABLES ; ’.v-, ■ '


■ A Division - .. . ' IP W- D, L P


RushtonStA.'....9^ 8 ‘ 0 "’ l 82


-H | |^ e A '. . . .9 -8' ,0 179 H h ^P t . .. '. '. ; .9 . 8 jO. ' l 77 WorsleyPark:;.‘..9 K8.r0,. 1 74 Burnley Rd ....'..9 -.6 0 ',,3 67


^PcclParkA.......9 6 0 3 62 SabdenBC....... :.9 y5 ’ 0 •..4.54 Gatty Pk A .’-.’.9 5 '0 '•.> 4.52 Lraerfold....'....9- 4 ,,0 5 52 Oakhill Vet A...■


’..9 ' 2 0 7 37


Rishton BG ...'.'..9 2 ; 0 ’ 7 34 WorsleyB 9 " '1 7 ,0 ' 8 32


•WhalleyBC.......9 ' 0 , 0 ’ 9 27 MerccrPk-.';...:.9 70y 0 9 27


‘ : " ; ’ xy. B Uiviston ■ P W 1) L P


■•vOakbi!lBC.'.‘.v;'...9’ >9 0 0 87' '.;RibblesdaleBv.‘..9' 5 1 3 65 r ImmanuelA-. .•:.’.9,-=,7 . 0 2 65 ::jEushtonStB;.'.;f.8 ;- 6 0 2 63 ■i Bullough B - . . . . .9 5 2 , 2 61


< OakhillVetsB....9 :5, 1 ; 3 61. •.'■.Waddington; .


.9^ 5 ,y 1 3 60


•JimmanuelB. .-.'...9 :.4..'.l Li 58 ‘ . Hurst Green ...... .9 - 4 0 . 5 51 RcadBC . .. .. .. .9 ,4 0 . 5 42


■ PcelParkB : .....9 1' .1 ■ 7 39 ; MilnshawC......8' 2 O'. 6 38


. MilnshawB ;.....9 - 0 1 ■ 8 28 • GattyPkB ..'....9 0 : 0 9 26;


Cnckcl ? VEKA ' ■'. Senior Dn isiim ' . '


;Edenrteld;:’..'.8 5-:2 1 15 68’ . 'P a d i h a m 8 5 2; 1 13',66 . Read............8 5 2 1 8 61 Baxenden .8 , 4 :3 117 .60 -


'’Clitheroe;'....8 3 4 , 1 10 43 : i-B’bumN. ..'..8 2 5- 1 20 43 CherryTree-.8 3, 4 ■ i:>7',40 . .Seltle. :.: ; ...8 ■ 3 : 4 ■ 1 .5', 38 •


.■Whalley .....8 2 '6 110 .33 R’daleW. ....8 2; 5 1 9 -32


'0ssyImm....-.8 iT' ,6 1 ,9.r 22 Earby..........8 1 6 1 6' 19 First Division


. P W L N 1! P


Belvedere....8 7 1 0 11.81 R’daleW.2 ...8 5 3 0 14 64 Brinscall. . . . .8 . 5 1 2 7 63


-Padiham2 ...8 5 , 2 1:10 63 - Stacksteads ..8 5 3 0 12 62 Scttle2 ......8 4 3 1 13.56 OssyImm.2..8 4 3 1 9 52 . Read2 ......8


3 4 1 17 50


Salisbury ....8 3 ' 4 1 9 42 GtH’wood2 .8 2 5 1 16 39 Belvederc2.;.8 3 4 1 4 37 Cherry Tree 2.8' 2 5 M l • 34


,Clitheroe2 ...8 2 5 1 10' 33 Whalley2....8 0 7. !■ 7: 10 Second Division


• P W L N B P


Salesbury2...8 6 1 1 8 71 Baxenden2...8 5 2 1 18 71 B’bumN.2 ..8 5 2 1 12 65 Earby2........ 8 5 2 1 11 64 Feniscowles . .8 5 2 1 6 59


■ Edenneld2...8 4 3 1 14 57, Feniscowles2 .8 4 3 1 12 55 Rolls-Royce ..8 3 :4 1 19 52


' B’wick2 .....8 4 3 1 6 47 ■BlyGSOB,...8'3 4 1 14 47 ' BlyGSOB2 ..8 2 5 1 4 27 Rolls-Royce2.8 2 . 5 1 2 25 . ■ Stackstcads2 .8 0 7 1 20 23


' Brinscall2 ...81 6 1 9 22 Third Division P W L N B P


:• R’daleW.3.;.4 3 0 1 4 37 Settle3 .........5 2 ,1 2 6 32


,;Belvedcre3...4 . 2 0 2',4 30 ChenyTrce3.4 '2 O' 2',0 26 .


.■Fcniscowles3.5 1 1 3 4, 23 •Earby3......4 2 2 0 3 23 Edenfield3...4 ■ T 0 , 3 . 2 21 ■ OssyImm.3..5


I I 3 2 21


: Clitheroe3...5' T 1, 3 2 21 Rcad3 ......4 1 1 2 3 19


■ Whalley3 ....3 1 0 2 2 .18 - .Baxenden3...3 1 1 1 3 16 B’bumN.3 ..4 0 0 4 0 12


: Salesbury3...4. 0. 2. 2 5 -l l , Padiham3 ...4 0 3 1 7 10


; GtH’wood3v.4'., 0 3 ' 1 5 „ 8 B’wickS.......4 0 2 2 1. 7


MEWIES


SOLICITORS CRAVEN AND


DISTRICT CRICKET'


LEAGUE TABLES;


SccondDivision : P W-D I. P


,,'HaworthRoad'.' 7 .;.6:... 1. .,0,19 ' Haw ort h7 4 2 1 14 ■ -'Chatburn ■. .,.. 7 -.4 0 ,v2 -14. :■


- Ingrow:.r . .., ..7 ■ 3., 2 2 11 .vFoulridge ..... i-T'-.R . -1:3 10, <PendleForest . . .'f; 7 - 3 ■ 1 3 10 ■, ■ IngrowSJ, .. 1. j:7 ,2,. 3,,,2, 9


...iWilsden : i,'. : 7 2 .. 2 3 8 _, , Airedale . , / 7 2 2 3 8 ^ Sutton


7 2 1 - 4 7


f*LongLcc.,tp.': 7,-: 1 2 . 3. 7 . ■


‘Denholme , ■ 7 0 l .- ’6 1


■ , FourihDivision •


Riddiesden


P W-.D I, P' 7,'.6,:0 118


EiGilstead 7,.’5',:2' 0 17 Ingrow2 7-, 7 ' 5 1 1 16 Cullingwarth2. 7 5- 0 .2 15 Haworth WE .'7 4 2 1 14


: SandyLane2 . 7 2 2 3 8 ' Crossflatts2 7 -2 '. 1- 4' 7 Biadley2 Thomton2


7 2 1 4 7 7 2 0 5 6


. Chatbum2 7 1 -2 4 5 Haworth2


7 -1 2 4 5


Pendle Forest 2 7 0 1 6 1 CLITHEROE AND


'


DISTRICT CRICKET LEAGUE


t RIBBLESDALE > R im in g to n . . . . . ; .3 2 'CRICKETLEAGUE ' , T.IHLE-


u ,7, '." , :p ',w l n b • p . Sabden GrH’wood-..'.8 7 0 I'lO 83 .B’wick .........8 6 1 1 8 71 '


Low M o o r . . . . . ..4 4 0


TABLES P w 1) 1, 1’ 0 0 12 1 6


C h iD P in E A : .... ..4 2 0 2 6 Calderstoncs . . . ..4 2 , 0 S t J am e s . ' . . . . . . ..3 1


0 ..3 ■1 0 2 3


R a m b l e r s . . . . . . . .3 0 0 3 0 ■ Dart.s and dominoes


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES’DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Craven 6, Low Moor 6;


Legion 5, Catholic SC 7; Billing- ton BC10, Black Horse 2; Bay 'Horse 2, JudgeTO. 1 ' . ■ HIGH SCORES


156, J. Johnson; 121, M.


Brown, S. Hartley and L. Lambe; 120, R. Bolton; 116, E. Twist; 114, D. Clark; 105, R. Booth; 101, L. Coar; 100, J. Johnson, S. Flannery, P. Shanley, R. Botlon and C. Gilmour. TABLE


P


Judge..................................... 138 " "■ ...............;..121 ......................119 ...................117 .......... ...'.....115 ...................... ..95 .....................92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 3 ........80 ..........79


Black Home Billmgton BC Catholic SG . Low Moor. Legion.... Craven ... Bay Horse .. DeLacy Black Horse..


RIBBLE VALLEY DARTSAND


DOMINOES WINTER


LEAGUE RESULTS Darts ,


De Lacy Dragons 5, De Lacy


A 7; Bay Horse 12, Billington Band Club 0; Black Horse 3, Judge Walmsley 9; Higher Buck 3, Swan With Two Necks 9.’ Dominoes


De Lacy Dragons 7, De Lacy


A 5; Bay Horse 8, Billington Band Club 4; Black Horse 5, Judge Walmsley 7; Higher Buck 7, Swan With Two Necks 5. Combined


De Lacy Dragons 12, De


Lacy 12 7; Bay. Horse 20, Billington Band Club 4; Black Horse 8, Judge Walmsley 16; Higher Buck 10, Swan.With Two Necks 14.: .


Football


ROEFIELD LEISURE INDOOR FIVE-A- SIDE FOOTBALL .


LEAGUE RESULTS


Real Bladdered 1, New Inn 9;


Real Eosslee 0; Morning Glory ., 12; Regulators 2,-Mad Dogs 8; Wilkies Warriors 7; Drunken , Monkeys V 1; AC Men •. 2, Clitheroe Clowns 4; AFC,Buck. 9, Chicken Legends 3; Bcefcan 4,.


•MMSl.'.


. - FIXTURES.'' . Sunday ,


..


' 9 a.m. Real Rosslee v Real Bladdered; 9-35 a.m. Regulators: v New Inn; 10-10 a.m. Wilkies- Warriors v Morning Glory; 10-,. 45 AC Men v Mad Dogs; 11-20 a.m. AFC Buck.v Drunken Monkeys; 11-55 a.m. Beercan v, Clitheroe Clowss; 12-30 p.m. Chicken Legends v MMS.


2 6 2 3


THWAITES


CLITHEROE AND A DISTRICT p o o l ; , .


L- LEAGUE RESULTS


roumlationCup


i > “ De Lacy 2, Bay Horse 6; Dog Inn B 3, Stork B 6; Wagon B 7, Dog Music Bar 2; Road Con. 6, Kings Arms B 2; Con. Club 4, Station 6; Billington B 6, Higher


• Buck B 0; Low Moor 7, Castle B ; • 0; Victoria A 1, RBL A 6; Buck B G, Black Horse 3; Buck A G, Pendle 2; Kings A G, Victoria B 3; Royal Oak A 0, White Horse B 7; St Peter’s B 6, Wagon A 3; ■


. Rose and Crown B G, RBL D 3; White Lion 2, RBL BGj White Horse A 6, Higher Buck A 4. nxTURi:s Toni(;hl


Premier Division Bay Horse v Low Moor;


Billington B v St Peter’s A; White Hart V RBL B.. Fir.«!l Division , • -


. Station v White Horse B; White Horse A v Buck B. Second Division


Bernard’s Buck v Dog; Kings


Arms A v Stork B; Low Moor B - V Higher Buck A; Rose and Crown B v Con. Club B. Third Division


Black Horse v White Hart B;


Buck Wrinkleys v Kings Arms B; RBL D v White Lion. Fourth Division


Dog Inn B v Craven Heifer A;


Higher Buck B v Do Lacy; Royal Oak A v Pendle Hotel.


Selected Team.s. Tomorrow,


Clitheroc (v Settle, away, 6-30


p.m. start) N. Bolton, P. Dibb, N. James, J. Dewhurst, M. Har­ greaves, A. Pearce, D. Turner, F. Hussain, C. Palmer, M. Coulter, Turner. Same team Saturday (v Earby, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) except T. Le Breton for F. Hus­ sain. Scoren TBA. Read (v Padiham, home, 6-30


p.m. start) Harvey, M. Whalley, A. Rushton, A. Turner, K. O’Connor, W. Eastham, J. Mar­ shall, A. Laycock, K. Smithson, E. Artingstoll, E. Lowes. ■


Saturday Clitheroe 2nds (v Belvedere


2nds, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) J. Green, C. Musson, M. Preston, M. Scott, P. Bishop, I. Scott, S. Bishop, M. Houldsworth, J. Houldsworth, A. Hutchins, P. Cox. Same team Sunday (v Blackburn Northern, home, Lawrenson Cup, meet 12-45 p.m.) except D_. Turner, M. Dewhurst for 1. Scott, J. Houldsworth. Scoren J. Scott. Read (v Whalley, away, meet


12-15 p.m.) Harvey, M. Whalley, N. Marsh, A. Turner, A. Baron, - J. Jones, J. Marshall, A. Lay­ cock. K. Smithson, E. Art- ingstoll, E. Lowes. Read 2nds (v Whalley, home,


meet 12-30 p.m.) F. Barden, S. Marshall, S. Marsh, M. Yeo-. man, J. Laycock, E. Yates, L.- Grimshaw, L. Woodvine, C. Lowes, N. Snape, M. Suthers. Ribblcsdale Wanderers (v Bamoldswick, away, meet noon)


. G. Hunt, A. Marsh, M. Er igp,; R. Meade, R. Bradley, J. Bun­ yan, D. Howard, M. Pratt, B. ■


- Spencer, S. Kerr, Scuderi. Scoren C. Collinge.'.


- Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds (v Belvedere, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) I. Britcliffe, P. Spencer. M.


■ Wrigley, C. Hall, R. Lloyd, R.; :' Gladwin, L. Gidlow, T. Braith- " waite, G. McGuire, R. Clarkson, : C. Jackson. Scoren M. Spencer.


Sunday RI


• ' Bibbicsdale Wanderers 3rds • (v Baxonden, away, meet 12-13 p.m.) G. Clarkson, S. Braith- waite, J. Britcliffc; T. Rigby, T.


■ Farrar, H. Kay, C. Collinge, David McGrath, R. Clarkson, J. Dickinson, Daniel McGrath. Scoren M. Clarkson.


• '


Con. Club V Wagon-A; Read Con. Club A V Black Horse A;


i Trophy winner Stuart Gall (right), George Radivojevic (iefl) and Neii Tomlinson, (s) George misses out


THE 'Ted Tomlinson Tro­ phy was held at 'Whalley Bowling Club at the week­ end. Despite the inclement


weather on Sunday, the final rounds produced some good quality bowl­ ing, with an exceptional final between previous winners, Stuart Gall (2005) of Oswaldtwistle Conservative and George Radivojevic (2001) of Whalley A. Radivojevic had the


better of the opening stages, to establish a 10-5 lead. . ■ Gall regained the initia­


tive and, preferring a cor- ner-to-corner mark, had a run of 10 chalks to lead 15- 10.


The next few ends were


nip and tuck, enabling Gall to have one hand on: the trophy at 20-3.;


,: ■ ■


; However, Radivojevic took control and, playing a shorter length across the green, reduced the arrears: to 18-0. At the next end, Radi-,


vojevic played two short woods, which allowed Gall to clinch the title. : :#,L. Tomlinson beat K.


Tonilinson 21-10 in the final of the Harriet Aubin Trophy at Ribblesdale Wanderers. ■ The eventual winner


beat M. Rostron in the semi-finals as K. Tomlinson accounted


forM.Nlven. . • The Spring Hill Dou­


bles competition will take place at Oakhill over the


next two weeks. All games have a scratch


time of 15 minutes, with no practice.


DRAW - 'riiurs(l:iy 9- 30 a.m.; L. 'Tomlinson


and A. Corban v B. Barker and J. Watson: A. Slater and S. Hill V D. Phillips and K. Ainscow; E. Howarth and R. Haworth v P. Bold and W. Green; I. Regan and J. Pilkington v D. Rose and B. Yerkess. 10- 13 a.m.: R. and C. Campbell v P. Holt and M.


■ Edmundson; E. James and partner v K. Wells and G. Holt; A. Tillsley and E. Rideogh v N. Smith and T. Fowler; T. Singleton and C. Crompton v S. Johnson and J. Allen. 11 a.m.: M. Waterhouse


and B. Scholes v W. Finn and J. Eberall; A. Cornall and B. Smith v C. Hope and A. Baxendale; B. Wood and T. Hulme.'v R; Jackson and J. Tattersall; J. Cornthwaite


• and J. Jones y D. Whitworth andS;Franks. .,;•..• .-'■’ Thursday, June 19lh . . '9-30 a.m.: D.’Harker and


:J. Watson V D. Jones and J. Palmer; K. and B. Slater V E. Norris and E. Gill; J. Chatwin and F. Brown v M. Griffiths and P. Stansfield;


■ G. Stevenson and partner v G. and L. Hindle.. .10-15 a.m.: H. Duerden'


and G.'Barrett v J. and A. •Wilkinson; M. Wright and N. Hill V. G. Rushton and P. Singleton: F. Corban and A. Mercer v J. Slyn and part­ ner. .


, •. .. ■ •


11 a.m.: D. and C. E. Anderton.v J. Cornthwaite


■ and M. Gardner; N. Halli- well and D. Lord v C. Exton


Narrow defeat


WHALLEY CC Under 11s went down to Barnoldswick in a very close game, despite Jack Fallon taking 3-3 off three overs. Dominic Telford was the mainstay of the batting with 17. .


.' The Under 13s have had a period of inactivity with neither Padiham nor Clitheroe B able to fulfill their fix­ tures. The Under 15s had an excellent win at Read, with


Liam Boyle hitting a four off the last ball to win the game.


and J. Coe: R. Coulson and B. Gudgeon v J. and G. Liv- ersedge; J. and M. Boocock V M. Fryer and G. Dixon. • The Brenda Monk Mixed Pairs Competition , sponsored by Select Kitchens and Bedrooms will be held a t Rushton Street, Great Harwood, on Saturday. ,:■, . , ■ Competitors should


report a t the time stated, there is a 15-minutes, scratch time and no prac­


tice is allowed. DRAW


9- 30 a.m.: L. Rameli and


M. Cornall v G. and E. Ramsbottom; M. Beard- more and S. Edmondson v S. Anderton and J. Moores; J. Chatwin and M. Wright V R. and E. Haworth; D. and P. Bonney v M. Burns and L. Calvert.


.


10- 15 a.m.; D.'and. J. Navin v;I. Berry and M.


■ Smith; M. Edmond^n and 'P. Holt V K. Harrison and A. ■Hutton: P. Bold.and E. Exiey V M. Smith and L. Tomlinson; G. Stevenson


' and partner v E. and M. Clegg. .11 a.m.: D. Lord and G.


Davies v S. Hindle and C. Bullen; R. Slinger and part- • ner v J. and E. Holmes; A. Lord and S. Gall v F. and S. Roberts; B. Herman and C.


' Crompton V C. Ramell and UNuttall.


. Noon: D. Rose and E.


Taylor v A.-Cornall and J. Howarth: and A. N. Other v M. Fryer and K. King; J. Heys and T. Bullen.v. J. ■ Hamer and P. Robinson; M. Fielding and partner v G. - andL.Hindle.


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